11.   Still able to feel the firm sand beneath her feet, she swam quietly for a few minutes, before turning over on to her back.

12.   He drove along the road for two or three miles, then turned off on to a stone-walled lane which led up a forested hillside.

13.   He disclosed that electricity supplies to the compound had been turned off on Friday.

14.   We they never turned up on Wednesday!

15.   Because B P have asked me to turn up on people.

16.   And now, with the market turning bearish on the threat of an economic downturn, that diploma will matter.

17.   And when an impromptu news conference turned to specific questions on Cyprus and North Korea, he simply shrugged as an aide hurried him on his way.

18.   As if winning crucial games were a light switch on a wall, can they suddenly turn it on now that the playoffs are here?

19.   As the heat turned oppressive on Friday afternoon, someone in the house turned on the air-conditioning without turning off the furnace, the police said.

20.   As sentiment turned positive on U.S. stocks, investors poured money into the companies that are likely to show the best earnings growth, money managers said.